Resignations Grow in Air Force Academy Cheating Scandal
COLORADO SPRINGS AP Twenty four cadets face questioning as resignations reach 36 after three cadets admitted breaking the honor code. Five nonparticipants were found guilty of toleration. Chaplain Gilchrist urged duty to national security and honor. Officials say cause remains undetermined as the junior class bears the impact and computer checks show no single subject or group at fault.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Air Force Academy
Francis J. Gilchrist
Col
Lawrence Tucker
Letters Lead Couple To Wedding At 78
Detroit AP reports John Coates of Oakville Conn and Mathe Darling of Detroit plan marriage after a letter writing romance from a correspondence club. John proposed by mail on a bus trip to Detroit. Both are 78. John's first wife died after 40 years of marriage in 19d.
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Detroit
John Coates
Oakville
Conn
Mathe Darling
John
Matte
Johns
Sgt Mark Culwell On Vieques Island Training Exercise
Sgt Mark E Culwell son of Mr and Mrs W B Culwell is stationed on Vieques Island Puerto Rico with the Eighth Communications Battalion Force Troops Fleet Marine Force Atlantic based at Camp Lejeune NC. The battalion joins a month long exercise providing long range comms between Fleet Marine Force Atlantic HQ and subordinate posts.
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Mark E. Culwell
W B. Culwell
Airy
Vieques Island
Puerto Rico
Eighth Communications Battalion
Force Troops
Fleet Marine Force
Atlantic
Uni
Camp Lejeune
Fleet Marine Force Atlantic
US Marine Corps
West Germany and Jordan resume diplomatic ties
West Germany and Jordan announced immediate resumption of bilateral diplomatic relations. The Foreign Ministry said eight other Arab states had cut ties after Bonn recognized Israel in May 1956, while cultural and economic links remained. A Beirut source noted doubts others would follow Jordan's move.
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Bonn
Germany
West Germany
Jordan
Israel
Arab League
Beirut
Lebanon
Pvt Clinton W Smith III Completes Four Weeks Marine Training
Pvt Clinton W Smith III son of Mr and Mrs Clinton W Smith Woodsboro has finished over 200 hours of individual combat training at Camp Lejeune North Carolina. He learned weapons and combat techniques from veteran instructors and how to conduct patrols detect and remove mines booby traps and use standard Marine Corps infantry weapons. He will receive at least four weeks of specialist training before assignment to his first permanent unit. Marines headed to combat units receive training in their designated combat skill while those entering technical fields attend technical schools nationwide.
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Clinton W. Smith III
Clnton W Smith
Woodsboro
Camp Lejeune
N.C
Marine Corps
European Reds Set Security Conference in 2027
Warsaw AP reports European Communist parties will meet in Karlovy Vary in April 2027 to discuss security. Representatives from 19 parties across Eastern and Western Europe have met for five days to prepare, a move seen as a step toward a world Communist Congress desired by the Soviet Union to condemn Communist China.
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Warsaw
Poland
Karlovy Vary
Karlsbad
Czechoslovakia
Europe
World Communist Congress
Soviet Union
China
Antipoverty Program to be Probed by Senate Hearings
Senator Joseph S. Clark announced March 13 as the opening date for hearings into the antipoverty program. Field hearings are planned across the country in April and May, following four Washington sessions, as the subcommittee leader outlined a nonwhitewash inquiry.
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Washington
Joseph S. Clark
Dpa
Senate Labor Subcommittee
Piano Pupils Recital in Capital Chooses Mozart Contest Winners
The Mozart Piano Concerto Contest by MSMTA held at Catholic University in Washington drew 31 contestants aged 9 to 16. Winners listed by movement include Phillip Highfill, Laura Sommers, Ada Louie with runners up. first prize winners to perform with Prince Georges Civic Orchestra or Montgomery Symphony Orchestra at area concerts on March 12 and 19 in MD.
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Maryland State Music Teachers Association
School of Music
Catholic University
Washington
Phillip Highfill
Lydia Bobes
Susan Crawford
Laura Sommers
Marc Glickman
Jeffrey Schlosberg
Ada Louie
Karen Davis
Pilar Markley
Prince George Civic Orchestra
Montgomery Symphony Orchestra
Prince Georges Civic Orchestra
Charles Carroll Junior High School
New Carrollton
Crossland High School
Camp Springs
Council For Cultural Affairs of
Prince Georges County
Springbrook High School
Silver Spring
Woodward High School
Bethesda
Gertrude Brown
MSMTA
Carole Ann Billings
Emerson Meyers
John Paul
Catholic Uniersity
Lloyd Far- Tar
Chester Petranek
Margaret Tolson
Madeira School
Thhe Msmt
Alda Novik
Julio Esteban
Neil Tilkins
Esther Howe
Johnson signals intensified war contrast with past restraint
AP analysis recalls February 1965 Vietnam escalation under Johnson. U S bombing and mining actions widen, yet president avoids declaring a major new drive. He stresses deterrence and peace pursuit while acknowledging more extensive weekend activity. A Louisville billboard joke ends the piece.
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Jans Marlow
Washington
Vietnam
Johnson
United States
North Vietnam
North
U.S
Saigon
Hanoi
Pleiku
South Vietnam
Fire convention to be held at Gov Thomas Johnson High School
Nelson Brooks Wisner photographed the program committee as local fire company members and auxiliaries gather ads to complete the convention program hosted by the county fire companies at Gov Thomas Johnson High School.
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Nelson Brooks Wisner
Gov Thomas Johnson High School
Model Airplanes Seen As Vital CAP Service
CAP speaker John E Patton warned that model airplanes are not toys and stressed safety. He urged affiliation with local or national clubs for publications, rules, sites, and liability insurance. Patton showed various models, discussed types, and featured an 8mm film from the Maryland meet. Locally, Frederick Model Airplane Club meets weekly, with about 20 members, sanctioned by the National Academy of Model Aeronautics. Patton, a 21-year CAP veteran, helped establish the Frederick squadron in 1948 and has held multiple leadership roles.
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John E Patton
Frederick
Civil Air Patrol
Patton
National Academy of Model Aeronautics
Maryland
William F. Daniels
CAP
Taneytown
Civil Defense
Frederick Model Airplane Club
District of Columbia
National Academy of Model
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